Where your sale shows up

Two things put a pin on the map

Your sale needs opening times, so buyers know when to come, and your agreement to show where it is.

Both are required. Setting your times alone is not enough, and neither is agreeing to show the location on a sale nobody can visit.

If you would rather not show it

Say no and your sale still appears in the feed and in search, with the town but no pin and no street address. People can still find and buy from you.

Saying no is an answer rather than a delay, and you can change it while the sale is a draft.

When the pin is exact

If you say yes, the pin sits on the address you gave, not near it. An approximate dot would send people to the wrong driveway, which is worse than no dot at all.

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• What it costsFree to list. A percentage only when something sells online.
• Getting paidWhat Stripe needs from you, and when.
• Selling foodWhat Michigan allows, and what that means here.
• Leaving things on the porchLeaving things out, the $50 limit, and who carries the risk.